math.ceiling javascript code example

Example 1: javascript ceiling

var ceiling1 = Math.ceil(4.7); //5 
var ceiling2 = Math.ceil(-3.4); //-3

Example 2: js ceil

Math.ceil(1.2);
// 2

Example 3: How does Math.ceil work

Math.ceil(x); //This equals the next whole number after x. X must be a double.

//Example use:
x = Math.ceil(x);
//Now x is equal to x rounded up.

Example 4: javascript math ceiling function

Math.ceil()

Example 5: math.ceiling

//Math.ceil is Javascript, and rounds number up:
let someNum = 0.001;
console.log(Math.ceil(someNum)); //prints 1

/*Note: Math.ceil ceil is lowercase, whereas Math.Ceiling Ceiling 
is uppercase*/

/*Math.Ceiling is C#, and does the same as Math.ceil, but requires 
a decimal or double: */
decimal someDecimal = 2.32m;
Console.WriteLine(Math.Ceiling(someDecimal)); //prints 3
double someDouble = 1.5;
Console.WriteLine(Math.Ceiling(someDouble)); //prints 2
//Sorry for any gramatical issues!